Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-19
PRODUCE,
New York.

New York.
New YORK, November 18.-FlOur-Re-
ceipts 1895 packages; exports BOB har-
rels and Il, 768 sacks; market firm; sales
81 900 barrels; common to good extra west
ern and state 50. 10a3. 50; good TO choice
do So. 6Oa4 80; common to choice white
wheat western extra 81 40a4. rs; fancy do
81 S0a5 90; common to good extra Ohio
S.. 10a5 90; common to choice extra st
Louis IS lOa5 90. Wheat-Receipts 169,
$50 bushels; exports 10, 977 bushels; sales
% OO, 600 bushels futures; 225, 600 bush
els spot; options fairly active; prices de-
cliued 1sa1sc early, from which the
changes were not mat rial, closing heavy
ut sa3c above bottom; spot lower and trad
ing fair, largely in winter grades, No. l
bard old 9l@c delivered; ungraded spring
S5sc; ungraded red Slta9lc; No. 2 red
S64aS7c; store and elevator SHE; {. o. b.
881S9c delivered; No. l red nominal at
9OBc;No. ! white nominal ut SOC; No. ,
red, November nominal ut S6sc; December
S6laS7!c, closing at S6ic; January SI3a
SSfc, closing at Sc; February SStaSS3c,
closing at s9!c; March 90!a90sc,A April 81
a9l4c, closing at 9lsc; May 92l93c, clos
ing at 92sc; June 92ia93c, closing at 92sc;
December, 1888, ~ a96{c, closing at 95c,.
Corn-Receipts l12, 600 bushels; exports
200 bushels;s sales !, AGA, 600 bushels futures,
o. 900 bushels spot; spot bale lower and
less active; ungraded 54a56c, closing at
554c; January 5~54a56!c, closing at 56Sc;
February 5GSa563c, closing at 5GTc; May
57ta57$c, closing at SIZE. Oats-Receipts
81, COO bushels; exports none; sales $780, 600
bushels futures, 1873, GOO bushels spot; mar
ket faic lower; mixed western 3iaS6c;
white do 37a4O4c. Hay-Quiet, and
steady. Hops-Steady. COffee-Spot, fair
Rio Isle; options opened higher and clos
ing barely steady; sales g., 500 bags; No
vember SIS GOALS %; December 10 Goa
l6 Zoe; January Is 55al5. SOC; February
10 4Oal5. 45c; March l5.35a15 45c; April
-. 2Oa15. iOc May Is l5al5 35c June
1905; July ii 95al5 00c; August l4.S0a
II SOC; September II 65c; OctOberl4 SOC
Sugar-Dull and nominal; refined quiet,
C 5a5!c; extra c 5fa5ic; white extra G
54a5gc; yellow 41a5c; off A 6lc; mould A
6 ll-l6a6l; standard A Gle; powdered &c;
cubes 6 ll.l6. MOlasses-Dull. Rice
Steady. Cotton Seed 0il-Unchanged.
Petroleum-Firm at 7isc. TallOw-Firm
at 43a4 ZIG. Rosin-Steady. Turpen.
tine-Steady at sic, Eggs-Firm and in
fair demand; receipts 4,305 packages;
western 12A2ic. WOol-Dull; domestic
fleece 26a3lc; pulled lia32c. Pork-Strong
and more active, mess quoted at Sl4 90
for old and $l4 75al5 90 for new. Cut
Meats-Quiet but firm. Lard-15a20
points higher and fairly active; western
steam spot 81 35a7 37!; November 81 GOA
I %; December Sc 97a7 Is; January
81 O3a7 %; February 81 LOAF 81; May
81 25a7 ~. Butter-Firm; western l3a
2Sc; western creamery 16a23c. Cheese
Steady and demand light; western 9sa11c.
Copper-Firm; lake 12.35c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 1S.-Pork was on
the rampage to-day and, with a net nd
vance Of 62@c over last nights figures,
took so much of the weakness out of grain
that this evening wheat shows a &c decline
from the prices twenty-four hours previous.
Corn tc and oats &c lower. Lard aud short
ribs accompanied pork upward 30c and 25c
respectively net cash. Flour-ln moder-
ate request and no quotable change. Wheat
Cash No. 2 spring 75a75tc; No. 3 spring
66lc bid; No. = red 753c; November 75ss
75tc; closing at 7c;December 75sa76c, clos
ing at 75Ac; January 75sa76lc, closing at
Toe; May Sl$aS2tc, closing at Size. Corn
Cash No.2 44ac; November 4~4sa454c,
closing at 44sc; December 435a44sc; Janu-
airy All, closing at44sc;May 4sta4Ssc,
closing at 4Sic. Osts-Cash No. 2 27fc;
November 27a27tc, closing at &c; Decem-
26ia26sc closing at 26sc; May 3Ola30ic,
closing at 30sc. Rye-Cash No. 2 SAC.
Barley-No. 276c. Flax Seed-NO. 81 l54
aS1 15!. Timothy Seed-Prime 81 2Sa2 80.
Mess Pork-Cash Sl3 55al3 rs per barrel;
January Sl3 35al4 90, olosiOg at Sl4 co.;
February $13 Scala 12k, closing atS14 12a;
May Sl3 s2&al4 47l, closing at Sl4 472.
Lard-Cash So 92Aa6 50; December Sc 723
az O5, anuary So O5; May 81 023a7 323,
closing at 81 324. Bulk M~ests-Short
ribs Sc 90a6 95; January shoulders So so
as co; short clear sides S. %. Whisky
At 81 10. Sugars utlOaf 7ia72c; gran
ulated 6ic asked; standard A 6lc asked.
Butter Market fairly active and firm;
creamery 22a2Tc; dairy l6a24c. Eggs
Very firm; fresh 19!a2Olc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, November 15-Cotton-
Easier; middiDg 9lc. F~lour-Stropg; fam
lily s. 2Oa3 40; fancy s. 60a3 so. Wheat
Strong; No. 2 red 79laSoc; receipts 500
bushels; shipments 500 bushels. Corn
Firm and quiet; No. . mixed 4s2a49c.
osts-STong and higher; No. ? mixed S0ic.
Rye-Quiet and higher; No. 2 Gle. Pork
Nominal; new Sl3 75. Lsrd-StronS
and higher at Sc IS. Bulk Mests-QSet
and Strong; short ribs tic. Bacon-Firm;
short clear s. %. Whisky-Stesdy; sales
1861 barrels of finished goods on a basis
of 81 05. Butter-Firm. Sugar-Quiet.
Eggs-Firm at zoe. Cheese-Firm.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., November 1s.-W aeat-
Active and easier; cash and December
s6ic. Connective and steady; cash 47lc;
May 49sc. 0ats-Dull and unchanged.
Glover Seed-Steady; cash 81 122; Deeem-
Der S415; January S4224; February S427..
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 19.-
wool-Quiet and unchanged, Ohio, Penp-
s~ylyania and West Virginia Xxx and